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    Reflections in a Mirage: An Anthology of Poetry
    Reflections in a Mirage: An Anthology of Poetry
    Reflections in a Mirage: An Anthology of Poetry
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    Reflections in a Mirage: An Anthology of Poetry

    By Gurkeerat S. Randhawa

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    Gurkeerat Singh Randhawa is a twelfth-class humanities student at Sanskriti School, New Delhi. He is passionate about literature, theatre, MUN, short filmmaking, and the liberal arts. For several years, he has been an avid reader of the works of great poets like Robert Frost, John Keats, and Pablo Neruda, whose venerated words inspired him to write this anthology of poems.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateJun 26, 2015
    ISBN9781482848076
    Reflections in a Mirage: An Anthology of Poetry
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    Gurkeerat S. Randhawa

    Gurkeerat Singh Randhawa is a twelfth-class humanities student at Sanskriti School, New Delhi. He is passionate about literature, theatre, MUN, short filmmaking, and the liberal arts. For several years, he has been an avid reader of the works of great poets like Robert Frost, John Keats, and Pablo Neruda, whose venerated words inspired him to write this anthology of poems.

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